Evercade 12: The Oliver Twins Collection

A collection of early Codemasters classics for Blaze’s Evercade retro gaming handheld.

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Treasure Island Dizzy
Fantastic Dizzy
Go! Dizzy Go!
Dizzy the Adventurer
Panic Dizzy
Wonderland Dizzy
Mystery World Dizzy
BMX Simulator
FireHawk
DreamWorld Pogie
Super Robin Hood

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FireHawk: Lafia Strike - Helicopters are cool. At least they used to be in the ’80s and early ’90s. I’m not sure we’d get a TV show where the helicopter was the star today. Anyway, with how fashionable helicopters were in this time period, it’s not surprising that we got a fair few video games where helicopters played a … Continue reading →

Evercade A to Z: Super Robin Hood - The Oliver Twins are, it’s fair to say, probably best known for their Dizzy series of arcade adventures on 8- and 16-bit home computers. But they made a bunch of other interesting games, too. Super Robin Hood for NES is a reimagining of the twins’ very first commercially successful game, originally released for Amstrad CPC. It’s … Continue reading →

Super Robin Hood: Feared By the Bad, Loved By the Good - The Oliver Twins are an important part of British gaming history, and Super Robin Hood is a particularly noteworthy title — its original incarnation on the Amstrad CPC was the duo’s first commercially successful game, and the first of many games Codemasters would publish for them. The version of Super Robin Hood we find on the Oliver Twins … Continue reading →

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The best of overlooked and underappreciated computer and video games, from yesterday and today